Rutgers University-New Brunswick Top Questions

one that feels that they are not able to cope with society. this school is best for the social life and the ability to make friends.

If you are really shy and plan to live on campus, Rutgers may be a difficult school to attend because it is so big. You have to be willing to go up to people and begin conversations to make friends. Sometimes you have to step outside of your comfort zone so you won't be lonely. Most on-campus students seem to find their niches by the second semester of their freshman year.

Someone who is able to think and act without parental supervision or help from others. A well adjusted individual needs to be able to get around in the thick of this school. The rewards are there, it is just hard to find them. But when you do, it is very, very well worth the time and effort spent.

Who doesn't want to socialize with diverse group of people.

Complete slackers, ultra-conservatives, people who like small schools

One who is not focused and cannot control his or her social life. Big party school but a person here needs to devote time for studying in order to do well.

There is no person who shouldn't attend Rutgers- its so diverse in people and academics and activities that you can not singe out any type of person who should not be here.

Someone who is scared by a large school. Social events are usually what make the college experience memorable so a person has to be willing to be open-minded and accepting of others.

Anyone who can't handle being around large groups of students at any given time, or doesn't like the idea of taking a bus to get to your classes, which could be located on a completely different campus than the one you live on. Anyone who doesn't want the chance to meet a lot of new people and make long lasting friendships through sports, clubs and other activities you can join.

Someone looking for a small school should definately not attend Rutgers. Also, anyone unprepared for the diversity on campus will be in for a big surprise!